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2008 Fall/2009 Spring Group Member Role Assignments:

2008 Fall Group Meetings

Time: Fridays 3:30pm-5:00pm
Location: EBII 2216 (except for Aug 22 and Sept 5, when the group meetings will be held at EBII 3265)

Schedule:  

 

Archived Meetings 

Thursdays Weekly Student Meeting Time Slots

1:00pm - 1:30pm Sumaiya
1:30pm - 2:00pm Yoonki Song
2:00pm - 2:30pm Madhuri R Marri
2:30pm - 3:00pm Nuo Li 
3:00pm - 3:30pm JeeHyun Hwang
3:30pm - 4:00pm Drop-by hour
4:00pm - 4:30pm Mithun Acharya
4:30pm - 5:00pm Suresh Thummalapenta
5:00pm - 5:30pm Kunal Taneja
5:30pm - 6:00pm Huinan Zhang

Fridays Weekly Student Meeting Time Slots

3:30pm-5:00pm:     Weekly group meeting      
5:00pm-6:00pm:     Drop-by office hours

Time constraint:

Yoonki : no constraint
Madhuri : no constraint
Nuo : no constraint
JeeHyun : except one class on Thursday from 3:50PM to 5:05PM 
Mithun : prefer Thursday 4pm
Suresh : except one class on Thursday from 5:20PM to 6:35PM
Kunal : prefer Thursday 5pm
 

Suggested Candidate Papers:

Guidelines:
Also see MIT Program Analysis Reading Group Guidelines

Objectives:
1. know what other students are working on and offer suggestions to improve other students' work
2. read literature related to your work (and your fellow students' work)
3. introduce your work and ask for critics when you have submission drafts or even proposals
4. explore collaboration opportunities among group members

Suggested Tasks for Non-Presenter:
1. read the assigned paper before the group meeting
2. see whether you can apply the ideas in the assigned paper in your own research
3. see whether you have some suggestions for the presenter to improve his or her proposed research
4. see whether you can contribute to collaborate with the presenter on some topics that interest you as well

Suggested Discussion Format for Presenter: (typically the presenter prepares some slides to lead the discussion)
1. what problems you are trying to address in your own research; why the problems are significant and we should care about them.
2. what possible evaluation can be done to assess proposed solutions to the problems. (give concrete examples on how other peer researchers evaluate the solution to similar problems)
3. what you have done so far to address the problems
4. why you think the paper is relevant to your research
5. what problems the paper addresses
6. what approach/study the paper presents
7. what you have learn from the paper that can improve/inspire your existing work
8. what difficulties you face in your own research
9. your future plan of doing your research (that is probably related to the paper)
Be sure to leave enough time for discussion.

Selected Conference/Workshop Submission Deadlines (SE Conference Map):

Conferences List: 

Conferences: (SE Conference Map)
ICSE 07  FSE 07  ASE 07  ISSTA 07  OOPSLA 07  ECOOP 07  FASE 07  PASTE 07
ICSE 06  FSE 06  ASE 06  ISSTA 06  OOPSLA 06  ECOOP 06  FASE 06
ICSE 05  FSE 05  ASE 05  ISSTA 04  OOPSLA 05  ECOOP 05  FASE 05  PASTE 05 
ICSE 04  FSE 04  ASE 04  ISSTA 02  OOPSLA 04  ECOOP 04  FASE 04  PASTE 04
ICSE       FSE       ASE       ISSTA       OOPSLA       ECOOP       FASE       PASTE
Journals: 
TSE  TOSEM  STVR
MIT Program Analysis Reading Group

NCSU Library links to ACM/IEEE/LNCS libraries

 

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